BSE will suspend trading in the securities of seven companies from October 18 for non- compliances of certain norms for two consecutive quarters.
The seven companies are Bio Green Papers, Gujarat Carbon & Industries, Malwa Cotton Spinning Mills, Suryachakra Power Corporation, Unimers India, VKS Projects and Visu International, a notice issued by the exchange said today.
"Trading in securities of the companies will be suspended from October 18, 2017 on account of non-compliance with regulation 55A of the Sebi (Depositories and Participants) Regulations, 1996 for two consecutive quarters - March and June 2017," it added.
"In case, any of the aforesaid companies comply (to the satisfaction of the exchange) with the provisions of the regulation of the Sebi (depositories and participants) regulations on or before October 12, 2017, trading in securities of the said companies will not be suspended," the notice said.
The exchange also ordered freezing of the entire promoter

Tribune News Service
Mumbai, September 26
Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar joined Shiv Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray and several other residents in cleaning up a street at his neighbourhood in suburban Bandra early Tuesday morning as part of the central government's 'Swachhata Hi Seva' campaign.
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Accompanied by his son Arjun, Tendulkar joined Thackeray and others at the Bandra fort area at around 5 am where they along with the conservancy workers of the Mumbai municipal corporation cleared garbage. Togged in gloves, boots and a face mask, Tendulkar told reporters that citizens dumped garbage on the streets even when there were dustbins around.
“People don't throw garbage inside their homes but outside. They always say the ‘kachrawala’ will come and clean up. They should not be called ‘kachrawala’ but ‘safaiwala’. Cleanliness is not the duty of only the ‘safaiwala’ but also our responsibility as well,” Tendulkar, who is a
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